Migration for work is a popular trend. While some people argue that it has a bad impact on children, others, however, I think that it is a positive development. I believe that people migrate for better future prospects and it is beneficial for their children.
On the one hand, people migrate to foreign nations because they want to provide a better life for their family and children. Most of these people migrate from underdeveloped countries to developed nations. This is because most of these developed countries provide free education and medical services to families. To illustrate further, Canada provides free medical care and education to its people. Furthermore, once youngsters complete their education they have much better job opportunities than they could have in their home country. As a result, youngsters feel more secure and satisfied.
On the other hand, others believe that migrating to a new country has a negative impact on children. To start with, they may find it harder to adjust to a new culture. Youngsters need time and friends to adjust to a new society and when they do not find friends, they feel isolated and many of them become the victim of depression. Moreover, a foreign language is another hurdle that they face. Many families who migrate from Asian countries to Europe are not fluent in a local language like English. Due to this, children feel insecure when they try to mingle with locals. For instance, according to a survey by Hindustan Times, 40 percent of Indian Punjabi youth finds themselves isolated In Ontario, Canada because they do not have good command over the English language.
To conclude, although initially, youngsters find it difficult to adjust to a new culture once they learn the local language and start mingling with locals as they find themselves in a much more secure position due to various facilities like better education and free medical services along with better job opportunities in the future. 
Migration for work is a popular trend. While  
some
  people
 argue that it has a  
bad
 impact on  
children
, others,  
however
, I  
think
 that it is a  
positive
 development. I believe that  
people
  migrate
 for  
better
 future prospects and it is beneficial for their children.
On the one hand,  
people
  migrate
 to foreign nations  
because
 they want to provide a  
better
 life for their family and  
children
. Most of these  
people
  migrate
 from underdeveloped  
countries
 to developed nations. This is  
because
 most of these developed  
countries
 provide free  
education
 and medical services to families. To illustrate  
further
, Canada provides free medical care and  
education
 to its  
people
.  
Furthermore
, once youngsters complete their  
education
 they have much  
better
 job opportunities than they could have in their home  
country
.  
As a result
, youngsters feel more secure and satisfied. 
On the other hand
, others believe that migrating to a  
new
  country
 has a  
negative
 impact on  
children
. To  
start
 with, they may  
find
 it harder to adjust to a  
new
 culture. Youngsters need time and friends to adjust to a  
new
 society and when they do not  
find
 friends, they feel isolated and  
many
 of them become the victim of depression.  
Moreover
, a foreign language is another hurdle that they face.  
Many
 families who  
migrate
 from Asian  
countries
 to Europe are not fluent in a  
local
 language like English. Due to this,  
children
 feel insecure when they try to mingle with  
locals
.  
For instance
, according to a survey by Hindustan Times, 40 percent of Indian Punjabi youth  
finds
 themselves isolated In Ontario, Canada  
because
 they do not have  
good
 command over the English language. 
To conclude
, although  
initially
, youngsters  
find
 it difficult to adjust to a  
new
 culture once they learn the  
local
 language and  
start
 mingling with  
locals
 as they  
find
 themselves in a much more secure position due to various facilities like  
better
  education
 and free medical services along with  
better
 job opportunities in the future.